#Xmas snow street scenes windows

Task: Write a Christmas story based on the child in the picture seeing Santa’s sleigh in the sky. Questions: Who is in the sky? What date do you think this picture is meant to be taken on? What is the child in the picture thinking/feeling when they see what is in the sky? Questions: Do you have any traditional foods and drinks for Christmas? Which foods/drinks mean Christmas to you? Why do you think traditions are important in many families? Questions: Why is Christmas such an important festival for Christians? What is depicted in this scene? Why do you think the baby is brighter than the rest of the people? Questions: What are the presents? If you could give a present to each of your friends what would you choose, who for, and why? What do you think would be best – things people want or things people need? What does he see? What does he think about the children who made him from the snow? Task: Make your own snowman picture and write a short paragraph from the perspective of the snowman. Bird watching is always enjoyable, but even more so in wintertime when their vibrant colors contrast against the snow. On one side, Santa flies over a sleepy winter town. Questions: What made the track in the snow? Where is it now? Why is it moving through the snow? This double-sided Christmas basket features two festive scenes to love. Task: Write a story for Nursery age children about these two Christmassy owls. Questions: What is the girl doing by the track? Has she ever been on the train? What is special in this photo? How do we know this image is related to Christmas? What do you think is happening on the train? What is the girl carrying? Does she look well dressed for winter? You can use these in class, or add them to your school website for homework or simply to inspire some imaginative discussions in your students’ homes this holiday. We have added some ideas of questions you could ask, or tasks you can set, alongside these photos. Some of these winter writing prompts could also be used into the new year.

Upcycle a cat condo or cat tree into a small display stand with the addition of Christmas fabrics.We thought we would share something a bit different for the end of term.Multi-tier shoe racks work great because the feature long shelves that aren't deep and you can set it on the floor or a counter top.

#Xmas snow street scenes windows

Purchase a hanging fabric closet organizer and attach to a strong curtain rod on one of your windows and fill the shelves with your village.Purchase a back of the door caddy or shower caddy you can hang from a door that has shallow shelves to use for your display.Create a line of upside-down wine glasses, each with an accessory or snow housed inside, then top with serving trays to hold your display.Place village items on top of the wood and underneath it. Make a dual-shelf stand by placing two coffee cans a few feet apart and topping with a two by six piece of wood.Create a multi-level, wide and tall display that sits close to the wall by adding wide and thin pieces of flat lumber to the steps on a small ladder.Use fabrics and faux snow options to cover up any unsightly parts of your DIY display stand. If you don't have an open space to use for your display, consider making a Christmas village platform that doesn't take up a lot of space. DIY and Creative Small Village Platform Ideas